Well, for those that were following the soap opera awhile back...

I was unable to get OS 9 to run on my 2400 after I upgraded the 
memory.  Turns out it wouldn't load with my MacSense Ethernet card 
installed.

I'm not that familiar with OS 9, but I assume I should be able to 
select TCP/IP from the Control Panel and then select the PC card, 
which would then enable Ethernet.

Am I missing something?  Most of the extensions look familiar, but I 
suppose the installer could have not installed some critical Ethernet 
component.

I'm don't think the card requires a special driver.  I'll check the 
MacSense site tomorrow.

Thanks...

Ralph Mawyer, Jr.
San Antonio, Texas

Associate Editor
mac2400 ... http://www.sineware.com/mac2400
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